Dear Bird Folks, About two weeks ago I discovered a Mourning Dove nesting in one of the plants on my second story deck. At first there was one egg and then a few days later a second one appeared.ear Bird Folks, About two weeks ago I discovered a Mourning Dove nesting in one of the plants on my second story deck. At first there was one egg and then a few days later a second one appeared.
Unfortunately, it is not always apparent which food is causing the catâs allergy. Some of the most common culprits of food allergies in cats include chicken, fish, beef, eggs, pork, corn, wheat, soy, and dairy. It is possible for a cat to be allergic to more than one food as well.
Food allergies in cats are fairly common and they are not difficult to treat as long as you have a basic understanding of which food is causing the problem. As is true for food allergies in humans, the only way to deal with a food allergy in cats is to remove the allergen from the catâs diet completely. If you feed your cat a commercial cat food diet, this may require you to switch to another formula or another brand entirely.